Lewis Hamilton Recalls Hilarious 3D Movie Outing with pet dog roscoe

Lewis Hamilton reminisced about watching a 3D movie with his dog Roscoe, saying it turned out better than he imagined.

Lewis Hamilton Recalls Hilarious 3D Movie Outing with pet dog roscoe

Lewis Hamilton with pet dog Roscoe (via @lewishamilton/X)

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Lewis Hamilton is often spotted alongside his lovely pet Bulldog Roscoe at multiple racing venues. Roscoe is a very well-known and famous personality within the F1 paddock, as many drivers and fans love the little pet. Hence, amid the summer break in Formula 1, Hamilton is likely spending a lot of quality time with his pet dog. Now, the 40-year-old recalled an incredible evening when he went to watch a 3D movie with Roscoe.

Roscoe is a regular at the paddock, usually dressed up fashionably and driven around in luxury cars to attend Lewis Hamilton’s race weekends. Hamilton loves his pet dog dearly and has declared that adopting the four-legged animal was one of the best decisions of his life. As such, it is of no surprise that Roscoe has accompanied Hamilton to some exotic venues and, funnily enough, even the movie theatres.

Amid the ongoing summer break, Lewis Hamilton recalled a hilarious outing that he enjoyed with Roscoe one day. The 40-year-old questioned whether visiting a 3D movie theatre with a pet dog was strange or not. Still, Hamilton has gone to watch a couple of 3D movies with Roscoe in the past, with Guardians of the Galaxy being the first one.

The seven-time F1 champion recalled that Roscoe sat in the chair next to him and donned the 3D glasses as if he were there to watch the movie. Hamilton recalled that he couldn’t focus on the movie as his eyes were all on Roscoe and him wearing 3D glasses in hilarity.

I don’t know if it’s strange, but I went to the movies with him a couple of times. The first time I went was to watch Guardians of the Galaxy. It was just him and me. It was 3D, and he sat on the chair next to me, and I put 3D glasses on him, and he sat there watching it for five minutes, and I just couldn’t stop laughing. I couldn’t focus on the movie.

Lewis Hamilton told Vogue

Lewis Hamilton reminisced that Roscoe was so confused, but still watched the movie intently for over 5 minutes. Then, after, the dog dozed off in the seat and didn’t care about the movie. However, the 40-year-old pointed out that everyone around him was laughing because Roscoe was fast asleep and snoring loudly, which overpowered the sound from the movie.

He’s just sitting there, he’s watching. You could tell he is so confused. And then he passed out on the chair, and he was snoring the whole movie. And everyone in the theatre was laughing because you could hear him snoring loudly.

Lewis Hamilton added

Lewis Hamilton labels Roscoe as the ‘most mellow dog’

Roscoe isn’t an ordinary pet Pitbull of a family; rather, he is also a model for Vogue’s magazine for dogs, which is titled ‘Dogue’. The Basset Hound and Pitbull mix was spotted on the cover page of the magazine. Lewis Hamilton talked highly about Roscoe to the outlet and provided him with an extremely impressive title.

Lewis Hamilton and Roscoe, via IMAGO
Lewis Hamilton and Roscoe, via IMAGO

Lewis Hamilton asserted that Roscoe is the kindest and sweetest soul, as anyone could approach him from anywhere without worrying about the latter lashing out at them. Hamilton proudly pointed out that the four-legged animal had not attacked anyone yet. Moreover, the 40-year-old noted that the pet did not go crazy around other dogs and remained calm. As such, Roscoe was one of the most mellow dogs out there, until he saw a bowling ball or a football, as he went crazy after that, and rightly so.

He is the kindest, such a sweetheart. Anyone can approach him from anywhere. He has never attacked anyone ever, He’s super, super easy. He doesn’t go crazy around other dogs. He’s just probably the most mellow dog there is, really, until he sees a bowling ball or football.

Lewis Hamilton noted

Roscoe also made his impressive debut on international theatres after he had a cameo in Lewis Hamilton’s dream F1 film starring Brad Pitt. As such, it is safe to say that the Pitbull is one of the most famous dogs out there, if not the most famous. As the summer break nears its completion, fans will eagerly wait to witness the Roscoe-Hamilton pair walk in the paddock in absolute style.

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